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Little Prince a no go for Canada Day

A Canada Day fixture will be off the tracks for this year's edition.

Tour de North team gears up for cancer ride

The road ahead is 850 kilometres long for 25 riders in the Canadian Cancer Society's Cops For Cancer Tour de North ride from Prince George to Prince Rupert.

Girls cap off eight-weeks of training with Fun Run

Five kilometres of running is all that separates a group of young girls from completion of an eight-week exercise in building fitness, self-esteem and confidence.

Miners meet, share in P.G.

Three-day event includes tour, scholarships, golf tournament

Celebrating National Aboriginal Day at the park

First Nations people and members of the community gathered Thursday at Fort George Park to celebrate National Aboriginal Day. During the opening ceremonies at 11 a.m., the opening prayer by given by Frank Frederick Sr.

Python unleashed on city streets

It looks good, but will it work? City councillors and staff members gathered Thursday morning to watch as a sought-after machine did its best to patch holes on 17th Avenue between Kenwood and Oak Streets.

Timber reform will decide mill's fate

The amount of trees left to cut in area forests will determine if Lakeland Mills rebuilds, a special committee made up of MLAs was told Thursday in Prince George by Sinclar Group president Greg Stewart.

Methane gas forces Lakeland shutdown

The discovery of high levels of methane gas on the Lakeland Mills site Friday caused an immediate shutdown of the operational planer mill and district energy system.

Oland confirmed for IPG top spot

Initiatives Prince George officially has a new leader. The board of directors for the city's marketing branch confirmed Heather Oland is the permanent replacement for former IPG chief executive officer Tim McEwan.

CNC puts the call out for used scrubs

They may not be the height of fashion, but for doctors, nurses and other hospital staff, scrubs are an indispensable uniform of choice.